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The Soulines tt23 turntable as fitted with the Dynavector Te Kaitora Rua cartridge sang with color, weight, and a soundstage that breathed. Smooth without being sleepy and unfussy without losing personality, this table handled hip-hop, jazz, and electronic music with equal aplomb. It offered a big stage, an easy groove, and zero drama.

At $6,006, it faces serious heat from the comparably priced Technics SL-1210GME, VPI Prime 21, MoFi MasterDeck, Clearaudio Performance DC, and Rega Planar 10 — but it more than holds its own. Having spent time with all of those tables, I’d call the Soulines tt23 the most atmospheric of the bunch. It’s gentler, equally colorful, and possessed of its own quiet authority. Match the Soulines tt23 with a strong cartridge and a sympathetic phono stage, and you’ll find that this thing flies. I give it a high recommendation in a crowded field.